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A systematic review of the impact of post-harvest aquatic food processing technology on gender equality and social justice
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This article " A systematic review of the impact of post-harvest aquatic food processing technology on gender equality and social justice" is published in Nature Food.


Author:⁠⁠Nitya Rao

Journal: Nature Food

Year:2024

Podcast type:Short


The authors are:


  • Nitya Rao
  • Lee Hooper
  • Heather Gray
  • Natasha Grist
  • Johanna Forster
  • Julie Bremner
  • Ghezal Sabir
  • Matthew Heaton
  • Nisha Marwaha
  • Sudarshan Thakur
  • Abraham Wanyama
  • Liangzi Zhang


Affiliations:


University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK:

  • Nitya Rao (School of Global Development)

  • Lee Hooper (Norwich Medical School, Nutrition and Hydration)

  • Heather Gray (School of Global Development)

  • Natasha Grist (Norwich Institute for Sustainable Development)

  • Johanna Forster (School of Global Development)

  • Julie Bremner (Collaborative Centre for Sustainable Use of the Seas, School of Environmental Sciences)

  • Matthew Heaton (Norwich Institute for Sustainable Development)

  • Nisha Marwaha (School of Global Development)

  • Abraham Wanyama (School of Global Development)

  • Liangzi Zhang (Food & Nutrition National Bioscience Research Infrastructure, Quadram Institute Bioscience)

Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science, Lowestoft, UK:

  • Julie Bremner

Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL, Frick, Switzerland:

  • Ghezal Sabir (Food System Sciences)

Professional Assistance for Development Action, Bhopal, India:

  • Sudarshan Thakur

Quadram Institute Bioscience, Norwich, UK:

  • Liangzi Zhang (Food & Nutrition National Bioscience Research Infrastructure)